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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1886)
l-'HE 1 >EM 0 C PARAGK- !1jE: , ed fVl V THE VVA . REA *-j" M. C.. —Everything lu the C. H. Golueke’s. ' l/E. at — A good many from liere ■— preaching at Sharon last Sunday f.i-Rwfo! _Xice fresh soda-water, ale and .. ders at C. H. Golueke’s. —Who will get the barrel of flour or the gold watch at the show ? —Anything in the confectionery line can be had at C. II. Goluke’s. —Our correspondents will please give us all the news they can no w. —Mr. Rad Rhodes, of Warren coun ty, visited Craw ford viile last Saturday. —Onions, cabbage, grits, rice, soaps, starch, etc. at C. H. Golueke’s. —Mr and Mrs. E. M. Fitts have been right sick this week, we are sorry to state. —Fresh fish and osters for sale ev¬ ery Friday and Saturday by C. H. Go lucke. —Mr. John Gregory, of RutUdge, elias “Scruggs,” spent Sunday m our town. —Best meal water-ground at J, It. Moore’s Mill always on baud at 0. II. Golueke’s, __Tuesday was a big election day, but very few votes were polled in this county. —Cheese and crackers, pickles, sau¬ ces, spices, teas, sugar and coffee at Golueke’s. —Miss Susie Kendrick, of Staunton Virginia, is sojourning with friends in the city. —Fa icy candies, nuts, and raisins, apples, oranges, bananas all very cheap at C. II. Golueke’s. —Little Will Sanford had liis arm badly sprained on Monday. He is still suffering. —Mrs. M. C. Gee is having her store house cut the square repair, d, ready to receive goods. —Mrs. W, T. Martin is with her parents at Dealing, where she will spend some time. —Cape Sanders and family,of Greene county, visited the family of Dr. S. J. Farmer this week. — Wo will n i ve reduced rates on the Ga. R. it. to the Atli us fair, com¬ mencing the 9th lust. —Mr. E, C. Golucke, of Atl mta, it iri town with relatives now where lie wi 1 remain sevetal weeks. —Messts T. E. Bristow. J. I) C isby, A. J. Chapman and P. <4. Lucs took i . the State Fair tins week. —Co s. .John C. Hart, of Union Point, and II. T. Lewis, of Gn enes boro, were in town Tuesday. — Miss Janie Stephens will go to Atlanta Saturday, wu re she will spend the winter, taking music les sons. — Tlie brass band give an op-n air serenade Monday night last from the front varanda of Dr. Farmer’s resi- 4|pce. |LMessrs. Taylor & Stewart are ..king a success of their market icy keep mutton, kid, siioat, beef and AA usage. —Mr. Thomas Bristow, of Bullock couuty, Ala., who h^s been spending some time with relatives here returned last Monday to his home. — Our young friend, Augustus J. Rhodes left last Tuesday night for Augusta, where he will complete his course of medical lect urea. —The dwelling house and lot now occupied by J. W. Tucker and corner store house are (or rent. Apply to Mrs. Fannie Tucktr, Crawfordville, Ga. —Our representative, Hon. P. G. Xeazey, left last Tuesday morning for Atlanta, where he met in body with the Georgia lawmakers last Wednes day. —The accomplished Miss Lucy Boyd yisited friends here this week, and lov ers of art would admire the portrait painted by hei, which hangs in the parlorat Liberty Hall. —I have just placed my book3 in the handsof Mr. II. M. Holden fur cnllec tion—all parties indebted to me will please settle with him at once. J. W. Tucker. —Thanks to tliose who have came forward and settled their bills and . we would say to tliose who have not set tied that we would be much obliged for a settlement. —Messrs. C. A. & T. C. Conaway, night of last week and gave us a splen did s-rmon at the Methodist church. —Dr. J. W. ‘Howell of vVbite Plains was a guest at Liberty Hall on Sunday. The Dr. is a gentlern >n of noble quali¬ ties, genial and pleasant, cultured and refined. Any community is fortunate in having him as -j citizen. Cottonseed Wanted. 1 am paving the highest cash price for cotton seen delivered in Crawford ville, either at the gin3 or brought in. Bring me afl you Fave to sell. U. O. FITTS. day Sunu.. | 1^. . Sabbath*'^ a&4 ^ ' fyS .. requests that fl next Sunday as he hai.-A ' portant business to put before them. A 1 /CgerJenialn Sllow. Last night (Thursday the 4th) Prof. Pliarazytis wonderful combi n ation commenced a series of entertainments at the High School building at this place. He will give only three enter tainrnt nts, Tlitns. Fri. and Satur. nights. We had the pleasure of seeing this performer in slight-of-haud two years ago and we can well say that he is toe best magi cum we ever saw. lie also gives valuable presents to those who attend. Come out and see him. Send Your Cotton to , ttiens. These few lines are of great impor tance to all who have cotton to sell. Messrs. Moss & Thomas, of Athens, have a notice in this issue of our pa¬ per, stating that it is the best market in Georgia, and that they will handle your cotton for less commission and dray age and that your freight will be less from this point than to any other city in Georgia. Now, there will be no harm in trying them as ye editor lms sold them cotton and found that they do better by him than any other house we ever tried, A Woman’s Suffering. Rooky Mt„ X. C., March 1, 1885. For fifteen years my liver ard kid¬ neys have been badly affected—not a dav in that tune without the headache. Since using the B. B. B.—. otanic Blood Balm—1 have been entirely re¬ lieved; no pain, no U' iutile at all, and l feel almost like another person, 1 am one among the greatest advocators of B. 1> B., and you are at liberty to use my name. Mis.0. II. Gay. Moving in Town Tills fall. The seas u is coining to hand whets there will lie several changes made it) t ill'll. Mrs. Katie Kent lias took charge of the (,'iuwfordvill Hotel this week, and Mr. J. E. Hyrden will occu py the \V. P. Harris 'house near (lie depot Dr. A. <4. Beazley will move to the lot owned bv the late Mr. Allen Beazley. Cel. T. E. Bristow lias fin¬ ished up liis new bouse near town and will soon m ike arrangements to move thereto. There will be several more changes that we cannot mention at present. ■___ Tbc High School. Last Friday we attended the Stephens School to witness composition reading by the scholars, and iv ere highly pleased to hear the compositions read with such fluency. The subjee was, “What I would do with a thou sand dollars, if I had if,” and it was amusing to know what that crowd of scholars said they would do with the money. The school will have a public debate Friday evening, using for their subj -ct, “Which are the most beauti¬ ful, tlie works of art or the works of | Eature.‘ J ” •— • —i I,ite vary Club There was quite a large crowd at j the clu ,. whlclj met ;it Dr. Farmer’s j | on Friday evening last. Several visi tors were present, among whom we not ie«d Miss Boyd of Lincoln, Alec. Reid, of Eatonton, Mr. Wiiliam Bri* tow of Alabama. The programme was not carried out as expected, as some _ were absent and others were indispos ed. The music was goo 1 as it always is when Dr. Farmer lias charge of it. The club will meet at Liberty Halt j Friday evening next. Interesting pro gramme. Cu»s and Pistols. Do you want to buy a dog? Xo; Well then let us tell you where you can buy a good, new gun or pistol at almost a song. Our read rs who live near Craw, fordvule , , are all ,, well enough acquainted . with our friend, Julius D.-rnblutt, to know that he will treat you right. Read his card on another page and . 1 i , t0 i 1,im * —. Or f all it ,r the articles i. a you r •ssr Julius is well fitted up in his shop and has t.asalo. a 1( • of ot irnna guns and and niatnla pistols An on hand hand which he wishes to dispose of at cost, so that he can devote his entire time to his shop. Many new tilings iu ladies fancy leather Hand Bags just received. Xothing like them ever seen in Greenesboro. , Goptlan, ., , Seals _ , it . Ar- . mor. “ —Miss Estella r .odes of this county I is visiting her sister. Mrs. Hoary Har risou, iu Jackson county this week, i SS3S ■ pi* :S * sy 11- J • L OT Fl PI ii S Blood/ s r* u, . 1 ~Mn<ot irs tha Llfieo&.a !," ) -,i “ paraj - - a > not m d his = '! ._a.o it coiepW' heap 1 ’ Mr. X ■ I ii r qJ&Mr i j y m maotaf I I,- potatoes say ty. salvations of nsrdnft to keep them ’ t , ."aat with a P “ %ffi has moved and now oc eumes one half the dwelling formerly occupied by Mr. Alford Moore. We were pleased to see tnanv of our clever people from Orawfordville at¬ tend pleaching in our town last Sun day. Mr. E. L Jackson, who was employ¬ ed to attend to the store at Ficklon, has returned Lo Sharon where he will remain contented. Rev. W. A. Overton preached at the Presbyterian church last Tuesday night, liis sermon partook largely ot a Sunday school lecture as lie is a strong advocate of the Sunday school cause. NOTES FROM FLUKER. * BY .1 PMlA, potatoes. We are digging It has been too dry for them,not many made, but are of good size what few we have. Wt imd quite a number of visitots •it our justice court ground las: Satur¬ day. Among them were Cols. John C, Hart, of Union Point, W. O. Mitchell and J. W. Ilixon, of Crawtordville. We bad the pleasure Saturday of | shaking hands with our much Crawfordvill^ esteem.eil • friend, M. C. Jones, of lie came up to see our people and ®t them know he was a candidate ror Tax collector. U’e believe he full car¬ ry our district by a large majority and we do not think our county can find a better man for the office. Mr. V. It. Porter lost his gin house and fixtures by fire Friday night before last. This is the third fire io a mile of each other this fall. One was put out and the otheis burned down. Mr. Porter’s loss was quite heavy, estima¬ ted at six hundred dollars. It was an incendiary as t -e gin was run liy hors¬ es, Our people are very much stirred up and it would be 1 est for the one who did the burning to leave ffh pswts unknown, We hear there will bb* reward offered for i)ie ineeiidiary. POWELTON DOTS. ]!Y I,BUM AS. We are having some feast. Our iriereh oits have replenished their stock of winter goods. Some fine stock and a variety of farm produce were on exhibition at Hancock county fair, Hon. W. J. Not then showed com¬ mendable zeal in his effort to make the late fair a success. Mr. II. A. Brantley, who had his cotton bouse and two bales of cotton d. stroved by fire about four weeks ago, lias met with another heavy loss. On the morning of the 1st, his crib and contents were burned. It io now the general belief that an incendiary is at work in our community. On the 19th of Oct. last, Mr. Reu¬ ben Stewai t, who had passed his four score years, fell asleep to await the resurection morn, His father was one of the organizers of the Presbyterian church at Bethany, which lately cele¬ brated tier one hundredth birthday. Of this church Reuben Stewart, was long an exemplary member. He also belonged to the Masonic fraternity, and for years held an office of trust in that order. On the morning of the gist, his body was consigned to the jrrave in the private burial ground in Powdton, Appropriate service was a t the Baptist church conducted j, v R ev . jj. D. .Smith. He has depart el j 5 yet his humble exemplary life is as a beacon light to leal others in the com; ct path. SHERIFF SALE. rjshere will be. sold before, the'tourt House 1 door in Grawlordvilte, on the first q ue j ; y in December la <>, In tween the legal hours j 1 ^l^of'^wl cotton and a t, out <0 bushels of corn, levied on as the property »f Waiter A. Beazley, Jr., to satisfy j a fi. fa. issued from a Justice court lj t)J .;District, g. M , in the county of Taliaferro, in favor of Wt iglit & Crane, L‘-\y etc., made this the 4th day of Oct. ' C. U- Jordan, Sheriff T. (J. • cnvi>i SHEulM pt’ e }>Ai,E. i t jj. SS SS lswi, b- tween tlm legal hours of >ale, about 750 ) pounds of seed cotton, levied on as t j,„ property of R. U. Fort wood to satisfy a fi fa. issued from Taliaferro Superior Court, ir. favor of Stewart & Bristow. Levy etc. made this tile gdtli day of No vember 18“6. C. U. Jordan. Sheriff r. C. — — All \ thos8 w t j wish t > borrow won ey ontLeir . . * farms should , » I call . f, on M. Z. y Andrews, Esq., befofe making appli cations elsewhere. He is now letting out money at lower rates of interest than atiy ollier a ,, enti and makes prompt loans without; . 0 / unnecessary delay, . :ncorrt;ptable a. BOLD ATTB FT TO BRIBE A,< HOXEST MAN. ‘V n in^ kMkw ft ' . ' . ■ V;. . ...lyV ■■ §# Wl0?W' ■ \ ’ . Dr. J. S. Pemberton, of Atlan¬ ta. Ga. “Some years ago," said the doctor in conversation, 1 1 had a most severe attack of intlammatory rheumatism, which brought me down upon mv bed and en¬ tirely Intieipated me for business. “■^he disease appeared to have a lien on,me, - system, amt all 1 could do did not dis!p|ge it. Hunnicntt's lineumatie toJnt. Cfti|t} was recommended to me, and 1 In a day after beginning its use 1 bfjgaju to improve, "and in live or six days I was entirely free from pain and able to resume my business. ! believe what I told Mr. Ilumiieutt at, that time, that h ! s cure is the best medicine (lie world lias been offered for liicuaiatism. “When 1 was in the wholesale drug trade Zeilin, the “ Liver lhpjulab'r man," of Plpadei;ihi:i, and Simnioiii. lands, !he“‘ got Liv¬ into er Regulator mail,” ef Si, a newspaper row in the South, and mi ae count of my position toward the jobbing trade each of them was very desirous of getting a eei till. mie groin me. 1 was up tiroaefied indirectly by both of them through my friends, but refused every time, I Finally one of I lieni made me it it indirect offer of $2,600 if ( would say Ills me dietne was the best, or equally ns good, ias any upon tlie market. 1 could have flontaso conscientiously, hut I bud all the, money I needed and gave him to under¬ stand so in very terse language, III rec oinmending HunnlmiU’s Dure I belieie I am)benefiting any person suffering with rheuiuntism or iinpuro blood, as I know it. is best formula prepared for those diseases and I back it. cheerfully.” I)it t’emberton is a member of the Geor¬ gia Ifaaveiaecuticil Bond of Examiners, and i)q mun ranks lib; er in til" south as n plurtmudsl. liunnieau’s Rlioiiinatism Cure, loaunfactial by .1 ,M. Iluumeiit .t (Jo., Atirhta.. Ga costs bill, one dollar a Lottie, and is for sum by all drngists , K eDXaJN MARKET. dllAWFOBOVlLEK, Ga.. XoV, o, 188(5. L'iw.V iddling - 7 5-8. Middling - - 7 Ii 4. Good Middling 8 . Aimoimecmciits. FOR TAX-COl.Li UTOli: ] announce m.v self a candidate for re election to the office of Tax-tjullector, ot Taliaferro county in the election to be beld ill January next. I return thanks to the voters ot my county for past again. iavors II unit hope they f will d .so the lavor office me tlmt re-elected will i me best is in my power. FLY NT. THOMAS J. Thanking the voters el Taliaferro conn ty lor the confidence reposed in me by giving me a large and respectable support at tlie fast election tor i'ltx-Golleclor, and trusting that l have done nothing since to lessen their'cinifidem : 1 mnv announce, myself a candidate for i'ax-Collector lor said comity iu the ensuing election to be held in January next. It elected 1 shall endeavor to luitufuiiy perform ad tlie du¬ ties peitaining to tlie office to the be-.t ot my ability. Very ItcspccUully, FOli TAX-it EG El VEK. I take this method of atiiioimcing my self a eanifidate for the otli e of Tax-Re¬ ceiver for the county of T.iliaf rro, an i solicit your vote for my -election 1 ask your sympathies aiul thank you for joist. iavors. D elected 1 will serve you to the best of my ability. J. U. OG LET REE FOR SHERIFF. Thanking Ore people, lor tlii-ir support in tin- pa.*t, I again announc • my.-elt a e.aiidnlate for re-eli-i-.tlon to lie: office ot Sheriff of Taliaferro county- JORDAN. U. Li- FOR SHERIFF. .... 1 this (lay , announce mys.-lI , a landii.a . , - tor the ..time , ; t Mierijt o al.ate.ro coun ty> *n the eleidi.'ii I to be liePJ ... office Jaimery i ext it elect'-d wilt till In- as p<50pie. ............•. 'N EORGIA Tauakkuho Gouxty. yj Whereas, A. (j. Di.-xins n, admin * trator ot C. 1. i lair uton, ivpre.seiits i» his petition, cluiy hied ami entered on in - cold, that lu* jj -s fully -dm ii, ni !« i.-d (J. T. fhoriitefl s estate. Itii s ii*eref<)re to eite all persons coucerned, kindred and ceive letters of • i-tio -ion on tli- tu t Monday in Feb. liMT. November.1 Hksuy it. Flynt, Grd. ;. < — A DM i Ni.VHt A Ti! IX’8 SALE. ^Ordinary 4 creerbly to an order of tlie Court of of 'Ctiiafcri'o county, will bo bold at public outcry before tiie House Of WJd couiit.v, oji tlm first Tucviay bi December 1H'>0, wiUiiu tbc ho irs ot sale, the loHowm# property to Wit: 0ne acres of laud, an( situated, j ,„t, ciuUining lying and being fifteen in the town of Crawfordville jn said county, on tfie road running from Crawfordville to Union Point, hold as the property of P‘ T ' snun 8i ‘ ,e j Julia O. Ooooek. Administratrix of M. D. I,. Googcr. * -t .\. PLEASANT mm. m I * & ... * AND A kiM- iPfffl sssa- 6-hl ■4 ill li i s p-.— 1 p ■ mzm V IS \A a "A & m £ a On Thursday, tin* 7th of October List p-i-.-md, .ii s. Wise called to spend the afti.r noon with Mrs. .strange. Afterexchanging the usual preliminaries the following SOU versation ensued, i-on.-niming the whole afternoon. Siy.- agritotiidy Mrs. Wise, “1 have just relieve ed uivself «»f ft grent burden, so j»’.<* sunt i v. easily n<t t>H>, that 1 must tell you about it. Ours, as you know, is a large family, lour iriils end three boys, most of them now at school. To lmv all tie ir outfits for the fall and winter is a ii .-a'. : ask. Mr. \Vis< suggested, as our bill would amount way up into the hundred th.i.i we tirst went. visit Athens, Their Augusta stocks ami full, Atlanta, varied before purchasing. live. To these places thither we were and att o Prices moderate. Xot b'glftg fully satistied, and having heat'd of the great Southern Dry Goods Emporium of GREENES COPFLAN. HOMO, SEALS & ARMOR. G A. We decided to pay them at least a visit and see if the reports current were true. So we went, and strange to say, spent t he cay." “GO Off.” “DO TEU, ME A EE ABOUT i'll EM." "'Veil give me lime. Their store Is the largest fur a > interior town in the s: ite and brim lull from base.oi.nt to attic, We asked to be shown tirst through ill dr l)r, . i > Is depart,ment, wliieli aloiie CoVdfs one entire section of tlie building. Alley Jnnvc ; is lancv Dress Goods at on, tit.; mat 10 cents yard, the ami prettiest lever saw Mohairs cn sh mores, twills, brocades and his ■rs, for 10, l'-’E 11 cents, that are simply wonderful. All colors and .shade*: ' .lin dress liaiuiels all wool, Al els, y l. up. Siiv.le and double all wool tricots, all shade :':t l ; :s, 40. 60 amt .15 ets. yd , in plain, striped, brocades and plaids. Black don'': width cashmeres and Mourning crapes from go otto $1 go yd. Their stock of velvet ■ an velvet! ns, eclipses anything t over saw — plain, stud pod , cheeked and fan¬ cy, from dde ’• fd 00 yd. plain They are '•ms, \ cs lev, Iv gems, and then -t.oek of black - nd ' col. * '".-tinsilks, and fancy dins all colors and price from fiO cts. yd. c ml do lavish credit, to any whol sale bouse." it’ riie.v have everything von could tniiil; of, ceneelvn of or imiginn, and strange to .say, they have the newest and the luted style trim ling amt buttons to match eat'lt piece of goods. No trouble, it is indeed wondortiil, • «• *;o. expec* “Such a selection of gloves ami Imsi ery,.>er ,-ey cape collars and kids l never to see again. All prices, all sty les, and ob! Imw elleap.” “/I'jibyr shawls all c.olurs, sb mlder shawls 12,’ ; . ets. up. Earge shawls . 11 ) ets, up, while, cream, tun, red, blue, scarlet ..'.id black casnuiure shawls in plain and embroid¬ ered all prices,all the go." "I... I moral si iris, ladies merino .rod •rwar, h im’.iur ’ edge and insert ion laces and embroidery, tn white and colors, toi eh >n I ic.es, white an I colored and every ntherkind you ever heard of. Truthfully, I never iw such a grand and varied assortiiieut of these goods.” “(K) ON.” “’Veil, tliev showed us n<’xt their lines of c.ilbni, linen and silk handkerchiefs in whieh there is ever> thing the lieiul could wish t'r.uii .Wets, to $1 50 each. Linen cm broidery 'foods, all ready itampni, in idmir t idi. , spluslicrs, Intis, mats, napkinsj watebi'iiscs, mnhrella covers, wall pockets, etc. i te , with new shades in (It-opid ein broidery. linen to work them with, They also showed us the loveliest assortment of Turkish tidies and splashers 1 ever beheld, this is - . " G GO ON.” “The temptation was growing too great, so we asked to see the prints. I tell you Mr. Strange, they showed us about Inv hmelrctl pieces of the prettiest dress prints my eyes ever rested on. 5, 0. and ii 1 el-. They can suit ninl pb ase any living lieiug. By eond I fit* moaning way, they prints allowed and us cretonnes, the )>i"t 1 1 believe t lines of hat spread prints, indigo prints, first ami s* I were ever made. 11, is tlie truth go and see.” “GO ON.” “We did go on until wo came to th”‘.Jersey .lack ds mid there wo stopped, 'that’s »ruf you would have stopped too. deit They only Drown had twenty-five varieties, this Is all made. Black .lerseys. Blue eys, Jerseys, Red and unmet Jerseys cream Jerseys and Beukle Jci't-eys asked in | lain, piuited, Inaided striped, cheeked and 1 don’t know what else, only word they it tint from ooet.s. and to $r, for oo eaeli. This beat anything I evef Ml W. Don't take my for go see yourself." to • GOON” “This we did until wn reach'' 1 tli • Now darnel. Cloak and ./uokef. dcpartuionts and there we stopped again. Lot n»- toll a -/a, they have a rftoffir of these goods iliat half tlie stores could not. bold, \• • w Markets, In b'aek and brown, plain, fur and us trochan trimmed from $:J ISO to $20. B.inel • New da: kets all prices, clonks from $i 29 up. Nhort Jackets In blacks and browns all prices. This deuarlinunt is the show of shows. 1 could talk a week aoout it.” Ml iOrO ON.” «* r sc '. Next they carried tis to the, f piowi and Do uicstie depart,ment,s, where are' kept all jugs, grades colors ami prices, of red w bile and colored flannels, liudseys, checks, sheet-* In this .-.idrl.iiigs, hle-tcliings, t,inking.*, drills, pillmv-easing, sock ami shirt flannels. fact department is,, store in iLsr'f." ON.” “Well, we went next to the Linen Department’ where they keep table dotnask all colors, widths find aad prices, table towels cutlery, napkins, bied; doyleis and Bibles, and crash, eassirimre, water proof Ktntionarv, pocf.el. load, poeket books, Photo mid Ant-i Albums, gcni.s collars and tuffs, canned goods by tin ear beard of.” visiting cards and crerv tbing “Then"wu i l-e. yon ever the Shoe Deparlmeut,, went d >wu to where they keep, it, would seem til me, all tlie shoes that lave been ina 1 in 15o i m since the war. ISO lines, every style nil the celebrated makes from lOets. ) r, to >> On. They can and will suit you and don't you forget it." “We did ami unwed over to tlm elol lung, Imt ami shirt departments. Let me tako ,,(f mv spec,* ami fell you— they b • the grande,it, clothing stock we ever saw. <jIi 1 1— di-cus. boys ami mens snip, and ovei emit a every stvle and color at prices that will | starve tie manufacturer. Til ■ ir Inil.s, I do believe, they Imve one thousand styles and ( .,,lors. <;,..'ilrcii-, boy* and np-iis in wool, fur and stiff brims from gods, each to 85. xhis is the place o .til places to buy clot.iiing, hit' - and shirts, «. 4 UO Off ” “WELL, DON'T ID IIIt'i M "5. They next earTied us up stairs and showed us, I believe, tli tine: • < .>rpe< m l Uug D.-uari.inent iu (-lie state Hemp en-pets, e. up. ir.'iiiin carpets all | rf■■•••--, itr:i-'*el .irp -t,* w . ui I. * .......Ur 1 ,. Near by is tin,,* gn-nt Art tt'ilh cy brim fr.ll oi Ii’, t <-lir»m . am! oil painti ,gs. T«. Um left intfieirgreat eroekery and glassware departnients,eimtaining everything in these lines. Tea ictf nui 44 and »5 pieces, .1. to .412 50. Dinner sets, lit to gun pieces, 25, to *'.0 m ; plain fancy bed room sets, pi on and e lured glassware. Tnis department is a show—taor4 like, a wholesale than a retail division.” “Then v pa- <■<! through ll,< ii :.n v Tin, Wood ond Willo vwarc divisions, theif ItaN ness and .saddler y Deparlmn-nl*. I can only av Unit. I ever, in all iny life, saw equal. You can buy anything here you want at wholesale prices.” •- V . “We did go on and walk'd r>- Id isd o tin li-imlsou,.-r .Millinery Department that I have bi-i-n into for Io these m.«> . '-Vi-iv nli idm-. -l to that polished am) »rti*tld unMiie :. Mi- Mc> ol;/-i:i o! I in - m showed u In i- stork. Here, Mrs Strange, -■ult'.'-i- it to -ay, her stock i till tb.iI. oi-uit could wi-.li. I e.ioiiot say more, go and see for yourself. A « %i> i.ff; “From here they carried u:* into < i;e;r great Furniture room, SOXlfn feet. Mv eves 0 p, (|l „ ( j wider *tf|! I ga/.efl on t u pid-e-e. Tro Gifollv I had le ver «-.e«l half it* , , S|1 , ,. .............. d - n.....H’a.m.t, *-t’.„,. Gherr. Wu-lrob and Ash. Bureaus from .. . JVd, t.om-fi 50 «p. < I,... <!.■■> •■*, N i fni, J/xmges, JlOioii/i i k ot ” ■ 7 rssasss j I " , “go o'jsrj* “Wr)I d‘-c‘*n 1 and p ?- <•'! tlieir Hardware and Dmflj Department?,* whirls, tire all tie* r< a*, '.v.t* i>> ;■ i i w ■ • Nothing you eon Id ask for but they i.ad it/* * 'Cl n eume their ^1 >:>■. 11 . D(*p,irUiieiit, where all heavy groceries are kept? by the car toad, / » .*r ^ *• -*•> y v ' 1 ;r '- "^ * 11 We did Mi 1 no.t h”g ■ ' >>vo ;i m/| Kuir/o Uontns, w!ktb ar« kf*pt all ‘ < i Cook and i ,S»hvf . Orat‘*-» &r , Stoves till complete fronr %\Q to Hf-rt*. as ail over r. io v l - >: G - - I vvitl.cot ti.e least trouble.” “Frimi lien they earned u ■ 'I. : large Var- looms, filled with buggies, wagons, (".tun -, f';i' Ki*t motion, o I tics, l ei- v have any kind of a buggy or piHKCon son <*olll<l , mi • '.nc ami two hor «• wagons in abundance; iiubiie.r Seiiiiic *11 <vi alt kUu ! f’t a | izi-s cotton and grass rope, gins; presses an i ail kinds of > ■ f tell y.ie tli -y nave got any awl every* thifijr, an<f in-at man fa I 'd* is so ; i md nee for yourself.” “I k: bn 7 o * it n-tnintt <tnt it i . i to toll you that we bought our ‘.vie-.e i j I row tli m not} 1 r “Mow, I » Jio ue ! a-.- 'nt told G.» for yourself. Tell your n.-igbb., t.-l! y ou . y*.<; m -t aliout this !> g cheip house where' vou '-a.i find any ami c .i-i . 1 “If 1 l.av ■ misr-; prt'seii Ml i thi'i '4 o»* f »v. r noted a sing! ■ fact, then you can hence* forth call on Mr# Dutch.mt - i-'f-ct lb • nan:- md jilrtci-of tlii* big firm. GltEENESBOKO, WP K LAX, SHALS be AlOLOR, ’ GA. 1 So Saying Mrs. Wiso Bad: Mrs. Strang: Adieu.
